Site-specific installation of kinetic sculptures, lights, sound and performance
A site-specific installation of kinetic sculptures, lights, sound, and performance is based on the motives taken from the book “To the Lighthouse” by modernist writer Virginie Woolf.
A site-specific spatial layout of moving images, objects, music, light and performance was based on the motives taken from the book “To the Lighthouse” by modernist writer Virginie Woolf.
The installation was placed in a tunnel, an off-space part of the Puppet Theatre Ljubljana.
The rhythm of the space was dictated by moving objects, spoken words, sounds, music and performance; they followed the atmosphere, containing the fragments of their story.
The excitement stemmed from pursuing a slight balance between the inner desire to become an artist and belonging to intimacy within the family, to find happiness in small everyday miracles, which can be embraced only through the grace of time.
The internal dialogue between the objects, music and performance was like an inverted pocket of consciousness, which invited the public to indulge in coloured dreams and impressions of visual and sensual images.
Credits:
Co author: Urša Vidic
Performance: Nataša Živković
Music: BOWRAIN
Lighting Design: Jaka Šimenc
Vocals: Nataša Živković
Musicians on the recording: Eduardo Raon (harp), Vita Kobal (violin), Ema Kobal (cello)
Video Filming and Editing: Maša Nonković
Electro Engineering: Otto Urpelainen
Construction of Individual Elements: France Petač
Photography of Installation: Nada Žgank, Urška Boljkovac
Video Trailer: Puppet Theater Ljubljana
Puppet Theater Ljubljana